Doctor of Philosophy in Chemistry - Computational Chemistry

The UNT Chemistry Department is the home of one of the largest computational chemistry groups in the country. This growth has resulted in the formation of the Center for Advanced Scientific Computing and Modeling (CASCaM) in 2005, which encompasses faculty from multiple areas of science and engineering.Make innovative strides in science with advanced research and educational opportunities in Chemistry.The Ph.D. degree emphasizes independent research in an area of chemistry of your choosing. It also includes advanced coursework that equips you with a solid understanding of the fundamentals of chemistry while preparing you to apply your knowledge to problems at the forefront of science. Collaborations and interdisciplinary research projects are an important and growing feature of our program. Ph.D. degrees are available with primary concentrations in Inorganic, Organic, Physical, or Analytical Chemistry, or in Chemistry Education.

A BS or BA in a related science fieldGPA of 3.0 (4.0 scale)Transcripts from all universities you have attended. Unofficial transcripts may be uploaded for temporary review. If you have multiple transcripts, please merge the files or scan all pages into one big file in order to upload the transcripts one time.Statement of PurposeCV/ResumeGRE scores. The Chemistry Department is no longer requiring the GRE for admissions. If you would like to submit test scores, you may, but it is not required.3 letters of recommendation are required, with at least two from faculty in Chemistry or closely related fields. Your application will be reviewed holistically and individually. We do not have a set of parameters for this reason